New Large Powder Horn Genuine Buffalo PH1 Rendezvous Mountain Man Reenactment For Sale

New Large Powder Horn Genuine Buffalo PH1 Rendezvous Mountain Man Reenactment
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New Large Powder Horn Genuine Buffalo PH1 Rendezvous Mountain Man Reenactment:
$13.50

BRAND NEW
GENUINE BUFFALO
LARGE
BLACK POWDER HORNDuring the frontier days the use of Buffalo Horn ensured that the gun powder would not be detonated by sparks during storage and loading.
Horn is also naturally waterproof and already hollow inside.These Large Powder Horns are Highly Polished and Fully Functional!
These Powder Horns measure 13.5 - 15.5 inches from tip of wooden plug to tip of acorn end cap and come with a Leather Strap measuring over 45 inches!These are Genuine Buffalo Horn therefore coloration, size and shape WILL Vary somewhat.
(notice the side-by-side picture)

No two are exactly alike!This would complete any Mountain Man Outfit or even look Awesome hanging on a wall in your home or hunting cabin!There are Many More Rendezvous items in my store!I have been selling on since 1998!


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